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A band Jason Newsted was a member of prior to joining Metallica.
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Flotsam and Jetsam
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2.
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The first album released by Canadian metal band Annihilator.
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Alice in Hell
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3.
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A band with songs such as “Set the World Afire”, “Reckoning Day” and “Take No Prisoners”.
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Megadeth
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4.
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A drummer who has primarily played with Slayer, but also with Testament and Suicidal Tendencies.
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Dave Lombardo
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5.
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A German band that writes almost all of its lyrics about alcohol, especially beer.
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Tankard
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6.
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Widely considered the most famous and possibly the best Kreator album (1986).
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Pleasure to Kill
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7.
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An American band known for the albums “The Dark”, “Blessing in Disguise”, and a self-titled release.
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Metal Church
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8.
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A South American band whose sound evolved from proto-black/thrash metal to pure thrash, and eventually to groove metal.
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Sepultura
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9.
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This band’s lineup has included many legendary musicians, such as Tom Hunting, Paul Baloff, and Rob Dukes. Name the band’s rhythm guitarist.
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Gary Holt
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10.
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The most well-known album by Sodom, featuring tracks like “Ausgebombt”, “Tired and Red”, and “Remember the Fallen”.
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Agent Orange
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11.
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The name of the European country that the band Artillery comes from.
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Denmark
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12.
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The legendary vocalist of Testament, who has remained with the band since their debut without ever leaving.
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Chuck Billy
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13.
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This band’s lyrics mostly deal with social and political topics, and almost all of them are written by the band’s bassist, Phil Rind.
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Sacred Reich
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14.
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A crossover thrash band in which Robert Trujillo’s son plays the bass (Robert played in the band too).
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Suicidal Tendencies
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15.
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Municipal Waste’s third studio album, released in 2007, with songs about partying, alcohol and mutation.
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The Art of Partying
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16.
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The name of the musician who founded Toxic Holocaust and recorded all the guitar, bass, drum, and vocal parts for the band’s first two studio albums.
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Joel Grind
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17.
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A New Jersey–based band known for albums such as “Power and Pain”, “Ticket to Mayhem”, and “Insult to Injury”.
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Whiplash
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18.
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The last unmentioned band of the Teutonic Big Four.
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Destruction
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19.
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Name of the first Anthrax studio album featuring vocalist Joey Belladonna, released in 1985.
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Spreading the Disease
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20.
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Fill in the blank: A song by Power Trip, featured
on their 2017 album “Nightmare Logic” -
Executioner’s Tax (_____).
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Swing of the Axe
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21.
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The name of the debut album by Vio-lence, released in 1988
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Eternal Nightmare
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22.
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The name of Overkill’s singer, who is one of the two only constant members of the band.
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Bobby Blitz
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23.
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A band that Peter Steele formed before founding Type O Negative.
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Carnivore
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24.
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An American band known for the albums
“Act III”, “The Ultra-Violence”, and “Frolic Through the Park”.
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Death Angel
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25.
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The name of Metallica’s bassist who played on their first three studio albums before tragically passing away in a bus accident in 1986.
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Cliff Burton
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26.
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A Canadian band whose lyrics are themed around science fiction and technology. The band is also credited as one of the pioneers of technical thrash metal.
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Voivod
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27.
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The name the band Paul Bostaph was a member of before joining Slayer.
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Forbidden
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28.
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The name of the second studio album by Xentrix, released in 1990, featuring a man with money tattooed on his palms on the cover.
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For Whose Advantage?
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29.
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A bass player who founded the band Nuclear Assault after being fired from Anthrax.
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Dan Lilker
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30.
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This thrash/groove band, formed in 1985, is best known for the albums “Slaughter in the Vatican” and “The Law”.
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Exhorder
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31.
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A modern American thrash band from Colorado, known for albums such as “Time Is Up” and “Conformicide”.
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Havok
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32.
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The name of the European country that
the band Coroner comes from.
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Switzerland
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33.
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Fill in the blank: the debut album by Exumer, released in 1986 - “Possesed by ___”.
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Fire
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34.
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The name of cult-classic 1989 record by Morbid Saint.
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Spectrum of Death
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35.
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What the name D.R.I., a legendary crossover thrash band, stands for.
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Dirty Rotten Imbeciles
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36.
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A drummer who has played with bands such
as Death and Testament, but is best known
for his work with Dark Angel.
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Gene Hoglan
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37.
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A sharp tool designed for shaving hair. And also a legendary Canadian band.
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Razor
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38.
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A band with albums “Tortured Existence” (1990) and “Epidemic of Violence” (1992)
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Demolition Hammer
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39.
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The name of S.O.D.’s mascot.
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Sargent D
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40.
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The last unmentioned band of the
Canadian Big Four.
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Sacrifice
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